Some apps may ask if you want to add their icon as a tile in your Quick Settings menu. You can remove, or re-add these at any time. If you have several settings turned on, your phone sometimes hides icons to save screen space. To find the hidden icons, at the top of your phone’s screen, you'll find a dot.

Some apps may ask if you want to add their icon as a tile in your Quick Settings menu. You can remove or re-add these at any time. If you have several settings turned on, your phone sometimes hides icons to save screen space. To find the hidden …

Some apps may ask if you want to add their icon as a tile in your Quick Settings menu. You can remove, or re-add these at any time. If you have several settings turned on, your phone sometimes hides icons to save screen space. To find the hidden icons, at the top of your phone’s screen, you'll find a dot.

In the recommended tab, you'll find key feature tiles and learn how to use them to help you get more from your Android device. To access additional features, head to the "All Services" tab. For example: Settings for Google apps. Manage settings for Google apps. Connected devices & sharing. Manage settings for features shared with other devices.

The Accessibility Menu is a large on-screen menu to control your Android device. You can control gestures, hardware buttons, navigation, and more. From the menu, you can: Take screenshots; Lock your screen; Open Google Assistant; Open Quick Settings and Notifications; Turn volume up or down; Turn brightness up or down

Open your phone's Settings app. Go to System Gestures System navigation. If you can't find System navigation, go to the steps for older Android versions. If you can't find System or Gestures, to change navigation settings, get help from your device manufacturer. Choose an option: Gesture navigation: No buttons.

Learn about location settings. Microphone: Record audio. Music and audio: Access music and other audio files on your device. Nearby devices: Find, connect to, and determine the relative position of nearby devices. Learn how to find and set up nearby devices. Notifications: Send notifications. Phone: Make and manage phone calls.

To have your Google Assistant change your phone's volume for you, say or tap Hey Google, change volume. If your phone is paired to more than one Bluetooth device, you can change where you hear music, videos, and games. Under "Media volume," tap Play media to. When you press a volume button, the volume that changes depends on what you're doing.

Open your device's Settings app. Tap About phone. Scroll down to "Wi-Fi MAC address." Devices that have Android 10 and above have another MAC address. To find it: Turn on Wi-Fi. Open your device's Settings app. Tap Network & internet Internet.

On your steering wheel, press and hold the voice command button to open the menu to pair a new phone. If the menu does not appear, check the instructions from your car manufacturer. Follow the on-screen instructions to pair your phone with your car via Bluetooth. (Your phone might ask you to update Android Auto before you continue.)